Law Firm Culture

Gray Robinson | Awareness of self-sabotaging behavior goes a long way toward helping you avoid it.

Gray Robinson | If you are increasingly reacting to emotional triggers with angry outbursts, panic or fear, you may be on a slippery slope to lawyer burnout.

Debbie Foster | The more effort you invest in building an effective and accountable team, the less time you’ll spend focusing on barriers to your firm's goals.

Dora Komeni | I have come to terms with this year’s holiday season looking a whole lotta different this year. Decorating the Christmas tree is about office morale.

Working with both in-person and remote teams may conjure a cauldron of frightful scenarios! Here are ideas to help you dispel malevolent forces and perk up the people on your team.

Mark Beese | I predict that remote teams are here to stay, at least in some form. In turn, leaders will need to learn how to effectively lead interdependent, yet physically dispersed teams.

Susan Hodges | What will the post-pandemic law firm look like? Will it be totally virtual? And will that be truly effective? Will I even still want to practice law?

Eric Farber, attorney and author of the bestseller "Culture For All," says law firms must get rid of the caste system that makes staff feel replaceable.

Robert Theofanis shares an example of putting clients' needs first. It's the little details that can set your firm apart from the pack.

Mark Homer says that without a good sales process, you're probably wasting money on marketing. Here are five of the most meaningful changes your firm can make to improve intake and sign on more clients.